Marriage Licenses and Civil Actions in Lubbock Courts
A list of marriage licenses and upcoming civil actions in Lubbock area courts. Entries include Ernest Bell Jr. and Yinda Cox. Martin Kuykendall and Betty Bryan. Andrew Hernandez and Anna Garcia. Daniel Williams and Cathleen Percival. Multiple divorce suits noted. worker compensation and personal injury cases also referenced along with land and trust actions.
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Ernest Andrew Bell Jr
Yinda Sue Cox
Lubbock
Martin Winston Kuykendall
Milford
Betty Dianne Bryan
MD Whitney
Tex
Andrew Hernandez
Slaton
Sa Anna Garcia
Daniel Lee Williams
Reese Afb
Cathleen Percival
KBFM KS Kel Kat 1 Stations 43 MC Wc MC
Station listing notes KBFM KS Kel Kat 1 on air with 43 MC Wc MC and brief format details. Program blocks and call letters appear in the station table.
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Kel Kat
Crew Chief of the Month Honored by Training Squadron
Sgt. Ronald W. West of the 3500th Organizational Maintenance Squadron earns Crew Chief of the Month for March from pilots of the 3900th Pilot Training Squadron. West, a Canton Ohio native married to Joann Tipton of Levelland, receives a certificate and theater dinner tickets. Diamond dredging off Guana Island coast reported.
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Sgt. West
Canton
Ohio
Joann Tipton
Levelland
Tech's International Program Among Nation's Top Three
Texas Tech University learned its international program was rated among the three best in the country by the Institute for International Education. The notice praised the program's high caliber and highlighted the university's affiliations, summer courses, and services for international students from 40 countries.
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Reader's Digest Foundation
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Texas. Tech
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University of Ankara
Turkey
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Mexico
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Student Senate
Brownfield sophomore installed as master councilor
Mike Rogers, a Brownfield High School sophomore living at 1202 E Buckley, was installed Friday as master councilor of Waviland Parker chapter Order of DeMolay at the Masonite Temple. He has served as 6th preceptor and as junior and senior steward and councilor while active in Boy Scouts, model-building, and cross country. he also runs the 26 mile College of Artesia marathon and is grandson of the late Tom May, a noted Mason and Khiva Shrine leader.
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Mike Doug
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Mike Douglas
Drews
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Doctors
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Frank Rey
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Dark Shadows
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Odessa
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Life To Live
FBI
Brownfield
Mike Rogers
Brownfield High School
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Waviland Parker
Order of DeMolay
Masonite Temple
Mike
College of Artesia
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Khiva Shrone Temple
Medical Group Sets Meeting in Lubbock Texas
The Vist annual meeting of the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons opens with a board of trustees session from 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Red Raider Inn. Gov. Preston Smith is slated to address Friday as the convention runs through Sunday at Hillcrest Country Club and Red Raider Inn.
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Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Board of Trustees
Red Raider Inn
Preston Smith
House of Delegates
Hillcrest Country Club
Bonn Officials Fly to Warsaw for Talks on Border
West German officials arrived in Warsaw to present new instructions for the third round of talks with Poland focusing on recognizing the Oder Neisse line as Poland’s permanent western border. The countries have no diplomatic ties since World War II and aim to break down longstanding barriers.
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Poland
Oder-Neisse
West Germany
Special Election Set At Mission For May 26
A special election will be held May 26 to elect a new mayor and two city councilmen to replace recalled officials Clark Spikes Al Ady and Clarence Ashley. The recalls were decided by margins around 600 votes. Ramirez and Leal set the date, with Bob Yancey showing interest in the mayoral post.
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